₦airaland Forum

Jumbus31:
Some of the blue BRT get nau.

In pursuit of its resolve to ease travel within the metropolis, the Lagos State government in conjunction with LAGBUS Asset Management Limited, one of the operators of the Bus Rapid Transport, on Tuesday launched 100 air-conditioned, WIFI Internet-enabled buses.
The new buses, which are called Metro Bus, and are expected to ply the Sango-Oshodi, Obalende- Ikorodu, and Island –Epe routes, will hit the road soon.
The buses are expected to be increased to 1800 servicing 47 routes within the metropolis and are aimed to provide comfort and safety as well as reduce time spent commuting.


http://www.premiumtimesng.com/regional/ssouth-west/177055-lagos-launches-100-air-conditioned-internet-enabled-buses.html

Keballl:
What happened to your Aresa ID. I can see you are gearing up to licking Ambode arzzz as usual. You and the rest of your tactless zombie crew castigated Jimi Agbaje when he mentioned this in 2015

Keballl:
This must be the useless Aresa.

majekdom2:
doe it not take a creative Man to manage "money" i.e wealth. Come to Rivers state that's rich also and see if you can tell the Same story.

ifyain:
How is free WIFI better than good roads,quality education, security and health care?

Kennydoc:
Your thinking and submission are flawed. The scam isn't in whether girls were abducted or not, but rather it's a question of who really abducted them. Where were the girls kept all these years?

When you talk about the Christian - Muslim animosity, never forget that Northern Christians are a minority, and considered grossly insignificant by the Muslims, especially in a state like Borno that is predominantly filled with Muslims.

Just an attack by Boko Haram is enough to silence any community that wants to raise their voice in the North East.

North Central states like Plateau, Nasarawa and Benue have a Christian majority, so they can stand their ground over some issues.

GreyLaw:
Thanks for the quotes.

Like I said, I am well within my rights to read implied meanings from posts. Any posts at all. Again, stop acting as though you are the one I quoted, or, are you?

I guess if I had mentioned PDP in my comment peace would have reigned. I'm sorry, I still stand by what I wrote. Get over it!

GreyLaw:
See, there are hundreds of such people here on Nairaland, who begin to rave immediately their political parties or heroes are mentioned. I have been here long enough to know how they reason and write.

The guy called the bereaved man a "mad man". What else spurred into him saying that? Obviously, a sore nerve was touched. At least, I think so.

The guy wrote what he wrote and I read meanings to it, which I am at liberty to do, at least, given the tone of discussions among Nigerias on this platform. And I think I was well within my rights.

If you think I read the guy wrongly, fine. But I know how people's psyche work on this platform.

GreyLaw:
You know, I wasn't referring to you when I wrote my post. I was specific about that guy and his ilk. I'm surprised why you are getting worked up.

Before calling me a hypocrite you should have gone through my profile to see if I have blind affiliation to any party.
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But again, the moment a nerve is touched people get worked up and start throwing words around. I hope you are not the guy who I was referring to, though.

Please, grow up and rise above extreme partisanship; it makes you see everything as black or white, and takes away the capacity to reason.

GreyLaw:
Of course, he'll call the bereaved a madman. Many of those guys support APC with every token of foolishness they can muster. The moment they hear anybody call out APC or the President, their brains go on unconditional recess.

He did not even understand the bereaved man before calling him a mad man.

MXrep:
ya, that is the point, the circumstance in this case is not worth it